New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
FINE ARTS IN CHICAGO.
GAS AND RAILROADS - CONVENTIONS
HORSE SHOW
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normal condition and is striving forget
that sbo still has anywhcr@ from fvo to fifteen thousand
OF these undesirable Inhabitants. From revelations
thai have been made since the hanging would appear
that tho Iiaymarket cOnsprators mmed ately upon
their condemnation broke into two sections. l1ngg,
Fischer, Eng"l and Parsons became the Extreme
Let" and Spice. Fie'dcn and Schwab adopted
conservative tone. The four prepared " social pro-
gramme,' to let no man escape. even for a moment
while the conservatives felt justified In butcering only
the police and such other peope would oppose
Anarchy. In the light of the L'ngg inquest. where
Il discovered beyond doubt that dngg killed him
self with piece of gas pipe fl led with dynamite, u
would seem probable that the members OF the Len
had all contemplate suicide through the same means
Tho exposure of tho bombs In Ungg's Gel ON the
Sunday preceding the hanging may have come possibly
from the difference Of opinion existing among tho con
demncd. Lngg may have prepared two Programmes,
comprising tho suicide OF he four rrcconcla les
tho other prevsng tho unwlingucss of Engcl Fischer,
and Parsons. being put to the prick, to carry out
such a an, whcrcupoD separate bomb should be
care fl hidden Tor Lnrgs individual use j. must
b. remembered the wife of Parsons advertised the
fact early In tho next week that she had seen her hu--
band for tho last time. 1t must also 10 considered
a. wei established that. hearing the explosion, Par
sons put his face to the bars and cried Give me
ono OF those bomls and IN do the same thing
This evening the Chicago Art Institute, when has
Just taken p session OF its own lding. opens liz
la al
pp'"a'n ." oI ~, ,,irt.cn rnn,ns nm thc FIRST
playeu a'o arrange" III ,,, o, ,,,.o -
t,Nt 49,, L,," an, cor,;dops li,c, iuc,ude 4,
very fno collection OF ,ii painting. 200 in ALI Half
OF thi, number loaned by local owners ad about
100 como from other cles. notably Me-" YORK; Eos'oh'
ounr,'', -, ,'o r", y yasnnurnc occup O. one
- -. ,,,.o,,d ., . ca ,,hlo collc,-
,.a, 4. n. ,o,,., -, r,roer 4 Erofbcr.
,r,o. t,l1io o,ort .,xtv Of t;n,.on- drawing. The
Crn,,r, Cou,r.py an, lirDincou'- have both loaned
collections tho Ccntufys contribute" u'"'S
y ancnt loan Of JOS OF gina d'a"'h-@ """"' N0''1
Of Brauns carbon photographs OF ""''' yrs "''
ARCHER room. Almost half Of the eAhi '"" pace
Is occupied by tho permanent collection "' cas-, ana
pictures owned 10y The ln-''n''' "1n o'"'' ""'
devoted to tho Loan collection me N' '"''''"'''
which wa started nero ""F ''0"' '' ""'
(, in very prosperous coh"''"n' us We" ~" "''
f. large brown stone N'fh.'ue al INC ''."'. W
Nclfeou-dvc and Van Buren, So, ana - Vh"u Il
about 100000. The art cla~-cs have now about
300 pupils
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ar''''>o' "' ."0 a. 49,, -. ,,
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LEGATION Of the filing Should be compressed 4 no
rcou.- Ms refused the PAPER Wa One Wlthtd Hu
, 80. ,ri.. AID ina Zee. returned 80 thai the
,i.,, ,,.s con,le.cv canccl.l I.ni TIE noitearrrs
NON, M d. II D.. auo,rd and issued and DISPOSED
-, ,1 ,,,, the .ccu,i,y of tbo NOR, .a-e and mis-
49, 49,. ,,,,., , r.c,,d ,i.cr thae acis wc,,.
d, i,. ,,,....i.,u If tho yaYdf. Of the mort ,as'
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y, .. ,,,,.l,. ,t,, tho o.. r,.,.tr propIe NAV rap
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a. tho lrW' OF 'eI so'teuN'"''@ d P'''"'' ""
of ltpaton From The testimony """~h ""' i"
aupcar- 10 be 4 uracCc 4 thc lrcoirlcr ohcc Ia ~
or 80 i,.,, 49, .... 49, ,i., , ,,,.,.
10 Keep ne TACT from the "i""'''r' " wv p'"
chicago D.. apparently NiN '""'''' 81 ""'''e "
Na,ionh convent Of the lcpnb ican. bcn'ci iic
and Prohibition partlc, held here next year. H."
hotel keepers are P'''"'o J." '"'F "'-'' ''''' ''.'
the conventions come here bat they ra l"r destroy
confidence ~ uelr promise, rs .,ourl, declaring a!-y
,I,, ,ir was M i,c,ra.o over the u.ua pr,,c- boz
lo-4. Tho National rrohiiuon Committee VIII meet 10
- ,,, c,,,oct. - a.cu. ,l. r. sit,rip Of l-,- an!
" Wv ',, a., - -, ,..,,..,,.. .,i
10 decide on tho place for lo.dns Tic NafonAl con
vcuoo LEAKING p,o,ll,oni.t- Fl ,n, all -e, IONS Of
No"''' i@""'e % ...., ST.
Tie country Will a'e"d mo '""l''''''' way" N'
occIp5 the GN Time, and IN 'ho evening mo ma
,,cerlu, viii be held The p.lnclvu speakers W.ll
no r'7.on - r,.h M,rv = IoIl,,o and ! = 5,
John.
The managers Of RAILROADS ccn'ring hero have de-
,co,,e,, =, ,dnco loc,l H., .,t rai. ia Illinois from
,c' l''et - roi",0 'T a Az ,, ,, o.,.,.
their interests and Gripping and Destroying a
paying Gas, oil business ~ imposing excessive local
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ycltcd TO lui SIDE points, and good, coming W.
san. tie so. ana e,t small plo.ortlon of a low e.,
,''e',.'', VA ,,a rnI,,.,,I,, Commerce Ia,
interstate id"' WI " me "'''S'a'o N''"'"'''o ." "
went into eject the mana. r-, forced by tho abolition
OIL p,on- snl The r,quu,ct- OF tIlo -lor, .ul TO-,
Il, / -, ,tai,,.- ou III r- a. IS ila!, h,ui III inc Il
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,' ~ nt- ~ ,r md IN tn. d,.u',,foit ne ul'I."
~, 40, 'hr ra roa1 manager. dee ti,.d mat Z,
reduce ut-c ,4ru7 10 NE I"i,' -'"' ,rN,' Ioi Lac
distances would mean biihruP''t q" "-H'C''o"
The, now make TINS fcGuo''"" No'4h'"'"J-